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    Wuthering Heights by Emily Bronte tells the dark and complex story of love between Catherine and Heathcliff. Emily Bronte creates deeply realized characters and their perspectives, allowing readers to understand their mental conditions and feelings. She depicts the obsessive yet poisonous love between Catherine and Heathcliff in a way that makes readers want to experience it but also see how it affects Heathcliff. Bronte also fully develops even minor characters, showing both their physical and mental states, so readers can picture each character extraordinarily well. The story is told from the perspective of Nelly, a servant, strengthening the realistic effects of how even small characters feel they are the protagonists of their own stories within the larger narrative.

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    Wuthering Heights by Emily Bronte tells the dark and complex story of love between Catherine and Heathcliff. Emily Bronte creates deeply realized characters and their perspectives, allowing readers to understand their mental conditions and feelings. She depicts the obsessive yet poisonous love between Catherine and Heathcliff in a way that makes readers want to experience it but also see how it affects Heathcliff. Bronte also fully develops even minor characters, showing both their physical and mental states, so readers can picture each character extraordinarily well. The story is told from the perspective of Nelly, a servant, strengthening the realistic effects of how even small characters feel they are the protagonists of their own stories within the larger narrative.

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    Wuthering Heights by Emily Bronte tells the dark and complex story of love between Catherine and Heathcliff. Emily Bronte creates deeply realized characters and their perspectives, allowing readers to understand their mental conditions and feelings. She depicts the obsessive yet poisonous love between Catherine and Heathcliff in a way that makes readers want to experience it but also see how it affects Heathcliff. Bronte also fully develops even minor characters, showing both their physical and mental states, so readers can picture each character extraordinarily well. The story is told from the perspective of Nelly, a servant, strengthening the realistic effects of how even small characters feel they are the protagonists of their own stories within the larger narrative.

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    Wuthering Heights by Emily Bronte

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    Wuthering Heights by Emily Bronte tells the dark and complex story of love between Catherine and Heathcliff. Emily Bronte creates deeply realized characters and their perspectives, allowing readers to understand their mental conditions and feelings. She depicts the obsessive yet poisonous love between Catherine and Heathcliff in a way that makes readers want to experience it but also see how it affects Heathcliff. Bronte also fully develops even minor characters, showing both their physical and mental states, so readers can picture each character extraordinarily well. The story is told from the perspective of Nelly, a servant, strengthening the realistic effects of how even small characters feel they are the protagonists of their own stories within the larger narrative.

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    Wuthering Heights by Emily Bronte

    This novel gives the dark side of love It think and tackles about the mental
    condition of the characters that was helpful to fully understand them. Emily Brontë describes
    the feelings of other characters so deeply, yet so realistically, as it is from another persons
    perspective. She managed to make such perfect chemistry between Heathcliff and Catherine
    that you wanted a piece of it, yet poisonous and obsessive enough to make you see how badly
    it would affect the character development of Heathcliff through out the story.
    As every new character was built, she made sure to perfectly describe both their
    physical wellbeing as well as their mental wellbeing, which helps the readers paint up an
    extraordinary organized picture of their character. Most of the characters attribute to at least
    one problematic part, including the side characters (ex Isabella Linton, whom falls in love with
    the wrong people and wont listen to Catherine and her brother's advice, and Nelly, who gives
    up too easily and let's Heathcliff in, even though she is aware that it might cause huge
    problems) which gives off a really good effect on us readers, as it is utterly realistic to feel like
    the small and kind of "unimportant" characters actually matter and see themselves as their own
    main character and they all have different stories to tell about the same events. This effect
    becomes even stronger by the fact that it's a "side character" its that tells the story, but also by
    how Heathcliff talks about himself. Several times, he has referred to himself as the victim of the
    story, small and helpless, drowned in pain, while others in the book tend to describe him as a
    threat and straight up a monster. Now these two perspectives may perceive various opinions,
    but if you ask me about mine, I must say I agree with both. Heathcliff was indeed abused and
    mistreated in many ways as a child, which made him grow up with the thought that everyone
    around him were monsters, until Catherine came into his life. As she must've been the only
    light point in his life, his heart for sure did die with her. The trauma was afterwards passed onto
    his own children as well as hers, and of course, that made him as much of a harmful monster as
    a helpless soul, desperately looking for where he belonged. Now that is what I mean, that Emily
    gets you into a state of mind where you can only think of what's going on inside each and every
    of these characters minds as well as she wrote it.
    Overall I think this novel is not for me but I am amaze how the writer tells the
    story and how she gives the point of this story. Honestly, I think I will rate this novel 6 over 10 I
    personally is not fan of brutal love but I love the writer because this work of art is a great
    masterpiece since I also feel the emotion like the readers and audiences the film that we are
    irritated of some characters it was just proven that how she writes is great.

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